Regional Victorians were seeking a reward for keeping the coronavirus at bay. Many feel the Premier's plan has failed to deliver it.
Mr Strange said he had hoped the "road map to recovery" for regional Victoria would allow his establishment, which employs 38 staff, to return to serving customers who were each allowed a space of four square metres, as occurred earlier this year.
Hospitality offering indoor seating would not occur until there were no new cases for 14 days across Victoria. "There has to be a way to unlock regional Victoria so people can get on with their lives," Mr Burgoyne said. "A Melbourne metropolitan-based solution shouldn’t be extrapolated across regional Australia.
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